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Lrk2006 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
"want with" vs "want from"
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00 what do you want with me? and what do you want from me? 0-
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00 what do you want with me? and what do you want from me? 0-
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" implies that the other person is expecting the speaker to give them something [which can be either physical or emotional]. 0-
- " implies that the other person is expecting the speaker to give them something [which can be either physical or emotional].
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0 There is a difference. 02 br
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00 "What do you want with me?" implies there is a disagreement or an issue between two people. 02 br
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00 "What do you want from me?" implies that the other person is expecting the speaker to give them something [which can be either physical or emotional]. 0-
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00 "What do you want with me?" implies there is a disagreement or an issue between two people. 02 br
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00 "What do you want from me?" implies that the other person is expecting the speaker to give them something [which can be either physical or emotional]. 0-
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